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  • United States. An Air Force Medal of Honor
  • United States. An Air Force Medal of Honor
  • United States. An Air Force Medal of Honor
  • United States. An Air Force Medal of Honor
  • United States. An Air Force Medal of Honor
  • United States. An Air Force Medal of Honor
  • United States. An Air Force Medal of Honor

Item: W7230

United States. An Air Force Medal of Honor

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$2,250

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United States. An Air Force Medal of Honor

In bronze with dark green enamels, unmarked, measuring 52.8 mm (w) x 73.2 mm (h) inclusive of its "Valor", wings and thunderbolts suspension, on an original full-length neck ribbon with thirteen star horizontal octagonal cravat pad, triple snap closure, fine chipping evident in the green enamels on the star points at 1 o'clock and 4 o'clock, spotting present on the reverse, the neck ribbon exhibiting one spot along with multiple pinholes from previous board mounting, better than very fine. Accompanied by its 36.8 mm (w) x 9.8 mm (h) ribbon bar with dual push pins, in their hardshelled case of issue, marked "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" in silver-colored ink on the padded lid, gray felt insert medal bed, measuring 108 mm (w) x 178 mm (d) x 26.7 mm (d), case near extremely fine. Footnote: Congress authorized the current and only style of the Air Force Medal of Honor on July 6, 1960. The medal was designed by the United States Army Institute of Heraldry and replaced the Army design of the Medal of Honor, as the award given to members of the Air Force after November 1, 1965. It is awarded for acts of personal bravery or self-sacrifice during combat that are so conspicuous as to clearly distinguish the individual for gallantry and intrepidity above his comrades.
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